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In the UK on a month-to-month lease, thirty days written notice is required to terminate the tenancy. Landlords generally must provide tenants with written notices to vacate before initiating eviction proceedings. The notice requirements give tenants the opportunity to cooperatively vacate rentals by a set deadline. Notices can also save a landlord costs and legal fees by encouraging dispute resolutions short of litigation. If you are a landlord seeking to have a tenant move out, it`s important to know how to properly and legally notify the tenant to vacate the property. For more information about rental laws in you can read a good article at http://www.plazaestates.co.uk/properties-to-rent/information-for-tenants that can help you in the right direction.

Most states require 30 days notice when you are renting month-to-month. Other states can require anywhere from 14-60 days. We need to know where you are located.If you have a current lease, you lease will transfer to the new owners when the house is sold. Any prospective buyers must be told that they will become landlords upon buying the house, unless your landlord offers you enough compensation to convince you to end your lease early.I hope my answer will help you a lot.

It depends on your lease which is a contractual agreement. Sometimes 30 days, sometimes 60 days. And that is the notice you give before your lease is up so you don`t end up renting for another year. Most landlords do not allow the termination of a lease agreement by the tenant and if you do it anyways, you may be responsible for the expenses to re rent the unit and lost rent up until the time where it is occupied by another tenant.

daddiompls said: For local rules, check your Virginia State Attorney Generals Office website. The information given by the first responder is fairly typical (30 to 60 days notice, depending on local rules), as are the risks of leaving without giving proper notice. If you have a periodic lease (month-to-month), the subsequent rent you may be liable for after your breaking of lease will equal the normal "notice" period of 30-60 days, or whatever your lease says. If you have a "term" lease (1 year or more) you may be responsible for the remainder of current lease, PLUS the full term of the subsequent lease, or until the unit gets re-rented.

wilson12 said: Problem is we dont have landlord ,bank managing this property ...i went to court make a deal with lawyer...but we werent able to make payment...we dont have a lease...and we would love to stay not sure what to..will call their lawyer and call number on papers we were served with...we have 3 kids and we just want to make some kind of deal. We live in New Jersey State

Hello. we are living in a trailer in michiagan. our lease is up at the end of this month(december). we paid december`s rent, but we don not plan to renew our lease for the new year or pay rent for january. They will end up giving us an eviction notice. how long do they ahve to give me to move out?

Someone said: In Ontario, once you give notice to move out your landlord is allowed to show your apartment between the hours of 8 am to 8 pm. It is reasonable for the landlord to notify you verbally of any future showings; however, once you give notice to move they can show the unit without your verbal or written consent.

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